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A rear wheel drive car would be the best. This means that when accelerated the back can "flick out" sending the car into a drift. A rear wheel drive car means that is has better handling while drifting as the power is not coming from the front steering wheels.
Some decent models of drift cars are:
Scion TC
Nissan 350Z
Nissan Silvia
Mazda RX7
Mazda RX8
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